Sentence examples for companion work from inspiring English sources

Who would have thought this great symphony would be such a fascinating companion work to "Frankenstein!!"?

It appears to be a companion work to his critically acclaimed 2015 album To Pimp a Butterfly.

It also means a companion work of tiny, somewhat digital-looking needlepoint squares: translations of the photographs' grisaille smokiness.

And his role — here as in its companion work, "De Sueños" ("Of Dreams") — is distinguished by the factor that makes the Actaeon myth moving: heroic pathos.

But its new companion work, "Crowds and Power," is based on Elias Canetti's disturbing book from 1960, a volume that, sadly, remains just as relevant as ever.

In a companion work, "On the Death of Persecutors," Lactantius held that the Christian God in contradistinction to the remote, unconcerned God of Stoic deism could intervene to right human injustice.

The program includes some Britten arrangements of Purcell songs, ideal companion works.

The lonely eminence of this image among its companion works is reflective of a wider dearth.

Additional detail on these analyses can be found in the companion working paper (Perry 2017).

A companion working paper discusses both these valuable roles for solar energy in the developing world.

In addition, Pullman wrote a series of companion works centring on various characters featured in the series.